More than 100 retail employees attacked at work every day – survey
An average of 115 retail employees were attacked at work every day last year, with the use of knives against them of “significant concern”, according to new figures.
British Retail Consortium
Retailers in Ireland and UK issue stark no-deal Brexit warning
Leading retail bodies have issued a stark warning over the impact of a no-deal Brexit on shoppers in Ireland and the United Kingdom.
MPs warned about risk of no-deal Brexit to food supplies
Britons could face significant disruption to the supply of food if Theresa May fails to strike a Brexit deal with Brussels, leading retailers have warned.
Inflation to fall close to Bank of England’s target
Inflation is expected to have fallen in December to within a whisker of the Bank of England’s target, due to lower motor fuel and tobacco prices.
Inflation to fall close to Bank of England’s target
Inflation is expected to have fallen in December to within a whisker of the Bank of England’s target, due to lower motor fuel and tobacco prices.
Shoppers paying more for fruit and vegetables after cold spring and hot summer
The price of some supermarket fruit and vegetables has gone up as the effects of the heatwave combined with the cold spring flow through to shop shelves.
Retail sales cool as warm weather boost fades
Retail sales cooled last month as buoyant spending on food and drink spurred by the warm weather failed to offset a wider slowdown in consumer expenditure.